Sentence examples for efforts to schedule from inspiring English sources

But some places made efforts to schedule observances to coincide with the exact moments of the attacks.

This year, efforts to schedule races near San Jacinto, Calif., led to a dispute with conservation groups.

"We called Viking over the holidays every year," Rosemary Devlin said of her half-decade-long (and mostly futile) efforts to schedule manufacturer service for her mutinous dishwasher.

In reality, the league's efforts to schedule good teams for the nationally televised games cancel out any such edge, and the Lions and the Cowboys have worse records on Thanksgiving than they do in their other home games.

One official at the National Republican Congressional Committee said he was not aware of any events that Mr. Giuliani had done for its candidates, though the official noted that there were efforts to schedule events for later this year.

"We find it very regrettable that Mr. Denktash has denied Turkish Cypriots the opportunity to determine their own future," said the State Department spokesman, Richard A. Boucher, apparently referring to the failed efforts to schedule a referendum on the United Nations plan to unify the island.

Bowman is making a concerted effort to schedule down time to allow his body and mind to recharge.

More than 20 Wii games are expected to be publicly available at the show, and Nintendo has been making every effort to schedule hands-on time for attendees.

It was the biggest of several miscalculations by the White House — the messy effort to schedule Mr. Obama's speech to Congress serving as an embarrassing coda — and it left the president's advisers looking as if they had failed to appreciate the depth of Republican resistance to his proposals.

Though the government had long insisted that it was desperate to learn why Dr. Lee had downloaded the data, and especially what had happened to seven missing computer tapes packed with secrets, officials made little effort to schedule the debriefing until last week, after news organizations noted the apparent lack of urgency.

Mamo suggests basic self-care as a first step: make a conscious effort to schedule in relaxation time, take breaks, stop for lunch, get outside, try not to work stupidly long hours, work through tasks one at a time rather than flitting between things in panic.